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A massive explosion and a fire shook a port on Saturday in the south of Iran, which was allegedly associated with shipping a chemical ingredient, with which rocket stimuli were produced, eight people killed and around 750 more injured.
Helicopters thrown water out of the air in the raging gunstings after the first explosion, which took place in the Shahid Rajaei Hafen exactly like Iran the USA On Saturday in Oman for the third round of negotiations on Tehrans quickly met nuclear program.
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Nobody in Iran immediately suggested that the explosion came from an attack. Even the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who had the talks, he admitted on Wednesday that “our security services in view of the earlier cases of attempted sabotage and assassinations that are supposed to cause a legitimate reaction are high alert.”
Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni gave the sacrificial figure in an interview on state television. However, there were only a few details about what the fire had triggered outside of Bandar Abbas, which burned in Saturday evening and reported other containers.
According to the security company, Port received chemical for rocket fuel
The port took out a delivery of “Sodium Perchlorate Raket Fuel” in March, said the private security company Ambrey. The fuel is part of a program from China through two ships to Iran, which was first reported by the Financial Times in January. The fuel should be used to replenishing the Iranian rocket shares of Iran Gaza strip.
In this photo of the Islamic Republic News Agency Agency Agency (IRNA), firefighters work, while black smoke rises in the sky after a massive explosion on Saturday shook a port near the southern city of Bandar Abbas, Iran. (Mohammad Rasoul Maraadi/Irna about AP)
“According to reports, the fire was the result of improper use of a program of firm fuel, which was intended for use in Iranian ballistic rockets,” said Ambrey.
The ship barrier data analyzed by the Associated Press put one of the ships that were assumed that they were wearing the chemical in the area in March, as Ambrey said. Iran did not recognize the show. The Iranian mission of the United Nations did not answer a request for comments on Saturday.
It is unclear why Iran would not have moved the chemicals out of the harbor, especially after the explosion of Beirut in 2020. This explosion, which was caused by the ignition of hundreds of tons of high -war ammonium nitrate, killed more than 200 people and injured others. However, Israel aimed at Iranian rocket places where Tehran uses industrial makers to create solid fuel.
Social media film material of the explosion on Saturday in Shahid Rajaei saw a reddish smoke that got out of fire shortly before detonation. This indicates that a chemical connection is involved in the explosion – as with Beirut explosion.
“Go back! Tell the gas (truck)!” A man in a video called shortly before the explosion. “Tell him that he should go, it will hunt in the air! Oh god, that blows into the air! All evacuating! Go back!”
On Saturday evening, the state news agency of IRNA announced that the Iran customs administration said a “inventory of dangerous goods and chemical materials that were stored in the port area” without building up without building up.
An aerial occupation published by the Iranian media after the explosion showed that fires were burning in several places in the port, with the authorities later warning of chemicals such as ammonia, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide in air of air pollution. Schools in Bandar Abbas are also closed on Sunday.
Port you a big goal for the Iranian charge
Shahid Rajaei was a goal before. A cyber attack by 2020, which was attributed to Israel, aimed at the port. It came after Israel said that it thwarted a cyber attack on its water infrastructure that she attributed it to Iran. Israeli officials did not answer on inquiries about comments about the explosion on Saturday.
Social media videos showed black smoke after the explosion. Others showed glass from buildings that were kilometers or miles from the epicenter of the explosion. State Media film material showed that the injured press was in at least one hospital with ambulance when a doctor went through a person on a stretcher.
Hasanzadeh, the province’s civil service, previously told State Television that the explosion of containers in the port of Shahid Rajaei in the city without going out. State TV also reported that the explosion gave a collapse of the building, although no further details were offered.
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The Ministry of the Interior said that an examination of the explosion had initiated. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian also offered his condolences for those affected.
The port of Shahid Rajaei in the province of Hormozgan is located about 650 miles southeast of the Iranian capital Tehran on the street of Hormuz, the narrow mouth of the Persian Golf, through which 20% of all oil passes were traded.
